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iiy oi {filibécloee Struggle ionileoreooniaiiveef—iiln‘anb
11.111111111111117 .W. Gregory for Judge of Probate-
.Allfioille'r Offiiceo Filled by the Republicans
By all adds the. big feature of yesterday's election locally was.
the culmination of the strenuous campaign battle. which wenton for
weeks over the offices of state senator from the 'l‘wenty—sixth Sena-
torial district, and representatives in the state legislature.
The biggest surprise was the ease with which Senator Jeremiah
Donovan ,(Democratic) defeated his opponent, John A. Osborn
(Republican). While it was fully anticipated that the fight would
be an extremely close one, it was hardly expected that Senator Dono-
van would havesuch a landslide as came his way. The contest cen-
tered, of course. in tite'l‘own of Norwalk, where Senator Donovan
received 661 over Mr. Osborn. His total majority for the district is
570, owing to the outside towns giving Mr. Osborn a majority.
The successful candidates for the legislature are William M. Low
(Democratic) and Frederick, H. Quintard (Republican). The most
spectacular victory of these two gentlemen was that of Mr. Low,
who, like SeuatorqDouovan. was up against the proposition of over-
cominga normal Republican majority of several hundred. He suc-
ceed, with some to spare, receiving the highest vote of any of the
candidates for the legislature. Mr. Low's vote in the town was 1.846.
. Mr. Quinta'rd was only‘ao Votes behind, with 1,826 votes.
Senator Donovan’s vote was 2.106 in the town and Mr. Oshorn‘s
1,445. f-‘-’£“‘1‘1‘e senatorls entire vote for the district was 2,668 to that
of 2,098 for. Mr. Osborn.
Of Messrs. Lowtalld1Qulntal‘tl'S running mates, Mr. Gorham's
total was 1,729 and Captain Stevens,‘ 1,491.
On the general state ticket. the town went over (100 Republican.
{The townaisd’bmphpsiggd its belief in Congressman E. J. Hill. It
gave Mr. Hill the fine total of 709 votes over his Democratic oppo‘
nent, l-Ionuer S. Beers, of IWestport. Rollin S. Woodrnff. Republican
‘cnttdidhte for governor,‘received 630 over Charles F. 'l‘hayer. his
Detac‘cratic‘oppdn‘ent.
For representativevat—large, George L. Lilley
(Republican) wasendorSed by 311 votes over Charles J. Donoluie
(Democratil‘i
friend‘s local did some'g‘ood work for him.
The“ tomtfs
cry, for )judg‘h of
‘t
P a
‘7.” These figures, however, show that Mr. Donahue's
Y
most flattering vote was for Judge Henry W. Greg—
Judge Gregory Was on the Republican.
Democriltlélitdtflrd 'lgiiton’t’ickéts. ‘His‘ total vote in the town was
3,609. Norwalk gaveliSherifl'Sidney Hawley 2,147 votes, and his
opponent. Charles 5. Foot, 1.411.
, This”? there ,.
Democrattc, Prohibit
GOVERNOR.
tst Dis. 2d Dis.
Rollin S. woodruil’,‘ r. .......... ‘. .924 828
Charles F. Tha .er. (I. .. ........... 713 582
Matthew l5. 0' rich, pm. ......... it) 19
Charles I“. Roberta, soc. l. ..... 1. . .. ll 12
Ernest l). Hull. soc. .............. 3 o
l.lEU"l‘l€:\'.~\1\"l‘-ti()\'F.RI\'()R.
Everett J. Lake, r. ................ 923 830
John ill. Ney, d. .............. 721 580
Edward A. Richards. pro. ......... 9 15
(lilo Ruckser, soc. l. ............. f1 12
.“ .\\"illia'n1 Applegate. soc. .......... 3 o
Slit.‘RIi'l‘.‘\RY.
Theodore BodenWeiu. r. .......... 917 829
' (icorge Forster, d. ................ 727 591
Theodore l’. l-‘ordhani, pro. ....... 9 15
Emanuel Sherman, doc. I. ......... f1 12
Max Dellfont. sec. ............... 3 o
'l‘Rli.t\Sl,7RliR.
Freeman l’. l’atten, r. ............ 912 828
Edward S. Roberts. d. ............ 722 594
John .\. ('onant. pro. ,. ............ o 15
Frederick l’ellertuan. soc. l. 11 12
Emil l-'. W. iinris. soc ......... ‘. . .. 3 o
(TOMl"l‘lti)l,l.l€R.
Thomas I). Bradstreet. r. .......... 922 8.17
Eugene B. Peck. ti. ............... 722 594
Frederick I... Ilall, pro; ....... t) 15
'l‘homas l". liarren. soc. i. ......... 11 12
A. Barton Cross, Jr.. soc. .. ........ 3 o
. A'I‘TOR N liY-GEN F. R A L.
Marcus ll. Holcomb. r. ........... 1,1211 827
William B. Stoddard. d. ....... . . . .721 5175
Wilbur U. Manchester. pm. ....... 9 15
Everett King. soc. I. ............. . (1 12
Eugene Tourney, soc. ..... 3 o
REPRI‘ZSIEN'I‘A'I‘IV PLAT-LAW iii.
[agave tickets in the field, the Republican.
5' ‘ ialist Labor and Socialist.
"l‘he totaLvotdgof tlie tovvn by districts was as follows:
3d Dis.
334
H14
'7
4
1
.14 1
1 I13
I4
34'
”13
14
342
H12
14
343
111::
14
342
1(1)
14
(leer e L, Lilley, r. .............. 887 744 21,1;
Char es j.l)on|l1uc. d. >. ....... 744 “73 202
Duane N. Griffin, pro. ....... 9 15 1.1
Alfred Johnston, Inc. 1. (1 ‘ 11 4
liurton E. Lcavltt, 801:. . ....... 1 o 1
‘ . Rerunsnurartvn IN CONGRESS.
Ebenezer J. Hill, 1'. .. ........ ...9 3 845 34:
Homer 8. Bean, ll." .. .......... 567. .160
llarry 5. Manchester, pro. 7 15‘ 14
John C. Custer. pool. ..... 6 13‘ 4
Charles T. Punchline. ............. 4. o l
S’i‘A'i‘i‘i SENATOR—«’I‘WENTY-SIXTH DIST
Jeremiah l')o11ot~1tn. d. . .......... .941 865 300
John A. Osborn, r. (191 5491 205
George W. Harris. pro. ‘13 t4
{ SHERIFF.
Sidn‘ E. Howie .r. '917 851 359
Cherzssmox, 701 507 143
Walter l. Forster, pro............«. .9 . 15 14
Charleen I. Sedlemeyer. soc. 3 o o
3 JUDGE'OFPROB.A’I‘E.. . . .
My W.(lregory,r..1i..pm. . ....1653 1438 518
- w
RIC’I‘.
Total
2089
1459
4(1
22
.1
3094
1 4f 14
38
2‘.
1.
1.181
22
2092
1 47
38
22
2091
1.178
3
.22
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I47
38
22'
1930
lfii
3
2!
2120
1411
, :loual Church was called to order yen
8 Norwalk Baptlet Church with pleasant.
6 din“; Home: the chunk. At
Donovan's majority. 57o.
ESDAY, NOV. 7. 1906.
filr tonight and Thu
northerly to wvm
1 1
TWO cums.
.r»
The vote {or senator two years ago stood : ,anovan, 2896:
Taylor. 2796.
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autumn
Ecclesiastical Council ideals
in the South NorweiltChurch.
and Hours of His Religious
Beliefs—interesting Service
lleid Lest liiphi ‘
The Ecclesiastical Council to lit-toll 1
,Rev. Charles S. lilacflriond. rum. in
poetor of the South Not-walk Congrega.
tel-day utheruoon at 230 o’clock by Rev.
W. D, Hart, of Wilton. the moderator
if the Falrlleld Went. Coneocintion.
Rev, Warren P. Lenders, of West-
pori. was the scribe of the Council.
After prayer by the moderator. the
(Continued ‘on Fourth Page.)
FRANK sernoun ts'
rouuo 1112110111 11511
Former iron onuIder Meets
Lon‘ecome Death in Water
Street lioiel
Frank Seymour. formerly 1111 iron‘
moulder but who has not worked at.
hie trade recently was found (loud in
bed this morning at Spahr's Hotel at
Water and Havlland etreetx.
He had probably been dead a couple
of days. Yesterday employed of the
hotel noticed that he remained in his
room all day but thought nothing of
it. This morning. however, they
knocked, and receiving no answer.
broke open the door and found that
fieymour who dud.
Medical examiner Huntington visited
the place this morning and viewed the
remains. Death was probably due to
alcoholism or kidney trouble.
PHILATHEA CLASS ENTERTMNED
'l‘hc Phllatheo Close of the South
ly entertained loot evening at the
home of Mien Mildred Baxter. 4 South
Osborn avenue, the oceaoion help. the
regular monthly meeting and social of
the clone. It wne ‘decided to give a
mziebie 'l‘uoedey evening. November
20. at the home of one of the member:
to be announced later. The clan
unread to furnllh two Thunkulvlng
dinner. to two Worthy families. Plan:
for future onbertuinmente' Were die-
cuoecd. Cocos. and cake were served
and o plea-ant evening woo Ipent.
W
~TRY THE NEW BARTLETT 5c
CIGAR. ALL DEALERS. UNION
LABEL.
OONORIOATIONAL MIN'I IUPPIII
'l‘h oupper in connection with the
the lotion examine- of Bend. 8. Ion-
forlond. 13.0.. on putor of the South
Normal: tinned Church, will
be held in t at 6:80 o‘clock, in a:
conclusion of the report there will be
11 oociol hour. and oddrceoeo will be
made by Rev. Frederick malt, luv.
Pull if. Itroyer. Rev. Dr. lionforlond
and allure. The affair premium to
be 11 met Income.
. «duo-u. Nu. pictured. nothlnl
boo been removed. The complete fun
niobium of,» been of it «come. it)
{genial-d Piece. Auction tomorrow.
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“DIN? AMWAL Oi! VIOIILI.
illANICONdllf'l‘. moo. Nov. f.-~
Steamer Teutonic him-poet and
Quoenrtown for New Yffi‘lt who nlnnty
111111111 out of Nantucket idsbfehip at
.11. to. , . ,
:1
Channel Eighirxfeblk Coop 1111.
llug ,Fronliowlinvllerbor to
1111711 NorwoillMl‘im to £1-
' ' ii. ,‘ilove
unto—e
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lmorovemem Whleiuleeno a
Big Boon for the lior'tvelito
From word that has been received
by Congressman E. J. Hill, it appears
that Norwulk 111 about to have the big-
gest government aid toward incrone
ing its prosperity that it has had in
the memory of the present generation.
A favorable report has been made on
be new survey of the entire waterway
.‘rom the lower harbor to the further-
uont city of Norwalk docks. Mr. Hill
‘3 unable to publish the report of the
engineer at this time. "it it will not be.
made public until after it to penned
upon" by the engineering board at
Worthington.
Mr. Hill said last night. while re-
relving election returns, that he. will
be glad to make known to the citioenn
of the town as soon as possible the
result of the deliberation of the board
of engineers when they take action
on the NOI‘WIlk recommendation.
’l‘hut the present favorable report on
the nurvey will have great influence
on the ultimate action of the board.
there seems no doubt.
.iuct its noon on the board completes
its work, Mr. Hill will so to work get;
ting'the appropriation from the new
Congress. Congrceemun liill'e influ-
enve will doubtless uecure favorable
action and the mutinu of the appro-
priation. .
The proposed improvement to the
harbor has been in the works for 11
ion: time. The first tnuaible etep
came with the visit here a your own
loot summer of the Rivers and Her-
boru Committee of Otmsrenn. the mem-
beru of which were uhown oil over
the harbor in launches owned by local
men. Home timelnter it we announc-
ed that a new survey of the harbor
would be made.. Now with the new:
of the favorable report on thiu,.ti1c
buulncen men of the town will feel
that there in lull ccuuu for elation.
A channel containing eight feet of
water at low tide he: been naked for,
to extend from the lower harbor-10
the Norwulk docks. To obtain this.
it has been naked thei when the chun-
uei in nut. in he made ten feet deep,
on 1111 to provide for natural roililinp.
'l‘ho huelneon men at both code of
the town feel that thin improvement
will be a [root booot to the boom that
hon already not. in. or funny more big
monufectorlee will be located etch:
the banks of the harbor If the water—
way is made better.
The 111m» veuelo which now have
mansion til-pill" the harbor. will be
able 1e on Io ibr or upper Norwoilt
when time improvements have been
completed.
~TBY Till NEW BARTLETT lie
CIGAR. AIJr DlAbllRB.
LABEL.
Mil. run. 0311 TH! “While.
The members of the Nor-walk Club
and their went: bad a fine election
rotum service hominid. A Ipeeiei
wire woe procured from the Bentham
New England Telephone dummy. and .
o. epeciul poem. in addition. tele-
ttnph ballotin- worc mocked.
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UNION Til
William 1846;; j i.
1 Frederic“ 1826 ~
Edward ,« forhaui ‘ . 1729 3 ' '1 , 3
William lig‘Sicvens.‘1l5-.“........ , 1401‘ .‘ " ‘
‘ it. JUS’i‘lCES or 111111: 2. ,
Alfred [tidbits-inn, r. ........ ..83i'1 7015, 1925 . . , .
Ernest C. firegory. r. .......... ..859 77 I_, 1' p 1953
Joint W. Gummy. r. ........... .852 777. a 1951
Caleb Wood, r. .......... .855 '774 321‘, 11150
LVellington,t.A. 'I‘olles, , ......... .858 77.7"” .3322 1957 ' ‘
eo Davls'h'r. ................ 858 771; 31.7,; 1946 ‘
Daniel Dd‘tilop, ‘r. ............. "“859. 776,; 32.1 1957 Bill only By A Plural", 0’
yvuuaniofi Clark. r. .......... 859 77g 321‘ 195g 54,000 In The Siaie~liearst
ames . ussell, r. ............ ..858 77' ‘32: 195
William A. Grillin. Jr.. r. ..... -.....858 777 321 ~195r1 Carried Greater M" York
John J. Walsh, d. ...... . .......... 723 (102 {74 1499 BY ”Will 751000 v°l°3"'l9'
Joim Keogh. d. .................. 710 m4 172?. 1495 suite From Other States
Timothy J. Byrnes, d. ............ 734 (108 {7+ 15111 ,,
Franklin Fl. Austin. d. ............ 73.1 (107 31,75 1516 NEW YORK. Nov. 7,01,3"83 E.
James 1‘. Hubbell. ('1 ------------- 733 608 J75 1515 Hughes. Republican. has been elect:
Charles A- Burr. ‘l' ‘ --------------- 733 (’07 “.175 '5'5 ed governor of the state of New York
Edward Barrett. d, .............. 733 (102 2.774 1509 117 a plurality of 54,000. according to
Abiathar ‘llllanchard, d. ........... 733 (107 5175'. - 1515 {limiters available at an early hour to
~113"°".'.‘ i' l“""f‘Y"'le" "‘ """"""" 733 (‘04, {1973 ‘5“) “in”... u. Hearst. his opponent.
,' William llat ford, d. ............ 733 (105 {74 1512 11:11:] a (1193.13.1ura31tyk1uhcve31y llltill‘mlllgh
, 1‘4 1‘ x: .1 r‘ .' ,... . "a ’7‘ ... (p it . ltl u as
\()l l: 10R SLNAltllL—l“ FA. lt~>l.\ Ill I’l‘SFRItI vot‘ffifi)“gmiwovg_‘;anle‘ms"“dale“
l.)on0van1.d. Osborn. r. the Mllirlllllcan enigmatic Wig] the
Norwalk .................................... 21141: 14.11; mam“ 0 "“9“ “1“? Y K Ven- ““5 '3
. ‘ , ‘ total in lit 1 G t N York
New Canaan . . . . . . . ., ........................ 225‘; 279 with 63 digtrlgtsnmsgftigfrns 31mm,“
W1lton ................................... 105.. 102 by unofficial returns curly today. Was
Darren ....................................... 224, 212 75.029. Mr. Hearst also polled 1541
_____., ,. plurality in twa tip-stabs counties.
2668‘, 2098 Hughes plur fly up state. according
to the unoiilci l returns, with 1961dls-
trieta missing. was 129,696. leaving a
(Continued on Eighth Page).
MIIHEHIIJSE
-lS ill [I] I
HHIINKINHIJM?
Police Captain of Norweik
Force Arrests Officer Jarvis
Murray and Alleges Thai
Letter Used Such Language
to Him and Posters Charges
---Iurray Also Prefers Char-
W‘mt m Against Morehcuse
Open warfare broke out last night
in the Norwalk police force and the
end is not yet in sight. For a time the
excitement was at fever heat, and has
only partially subsided today.
Captain Robert N. Morebonse and
Special Officer Jarvis S. Murray are
the pivotal points of the fray, which
will be decided by Mayor Wallace
Dunn and the city council tonight,
At ”:30 o'clock last night people
who were still talking over election
results. in Wall street. were treated
to the spectacle of Captain Morehouee
placing Special Officer Murray under
urrusi and rushing him down to the
Water street police station.
crowd that gathered evidently enjoy-
ed ihe.ncene greatly. Unfortunately,
however. the actual rounds of the
conflict that led 11p to the final result
were not seen by any witnesses.
After hearing the charges and roun-
ter charges at a star chamber session
at police headquarters with the par-
ties concerned. this morning. Mayor
Dunn suspended both Captain More-
hnuue 11nd Oflcer Murray until final
(Continued on Elzhth Pm).
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ictivos-éAllan W. Poi'ge Loses Senatorial Fighiln‘
Bridgeport~$ome Other Close Contests
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 7.——Anotber ti-
dal wave of ballots cast by the Repnb
llcans swamped the Democratic party
in Connecticut yesterday in spite of
the vigorous campaign waged by the
bitter on state issues.
For an "off-year" the vote was as
phenomenally large as that polled in
the presidential election two years
ago, the aggregate vote and the plura-
lltien both being worthy of compari-
son. The Republicans elected their
governor, lieutenant-governor, secre-
tary of state, state treasurer. controller
and attorney-general. ire-elected five
members of Congress and once more
LADIES HOLD SUPPER.
The ladies of Buckingham Woman's
Relief Corps held a very pleasant and
successful supper last night at
Post rooms in Wall street. A large
number of people were served.
~Carpeis, rugs. pictures, nothing
has hen removed. The complete fur-
nishings of a house of ii rooms. 10
Hnnford lere. Auction tomorrow.
0 a. m.
““1.—
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CIGAR ALL DEALERS. UNION
LABEL1.
\
No life its lost that is lived for love.
LOST.
.LOST~—BETWEEN 9 WEST AVE,
South Norwalk, and Butler St. Church,
lady's openifuce.
watch, with enameled blue. pin attach-
ed. Suitable reward for Its return to
9‘West Ave.. South Norwalk, n5 at
‘ cadmium.
‘Rlvenelp: cemerinv, on
walk, Ccnn. Seventy acres. beautl ily
located. Late to pull all. It is wise to
select a lot while you are alive. Ap-
ply to ”curse W. Voorheee. Superin-
lundent
TO LET.
To LET-THREE Rooms. RENT
$7. inquire 35 Orchard St. 117 it
TO LET—Six ROOMS PLEASANT-
ly loeated. in Hamilton Ave. inquire
27 Railroad Ave. barber shop. us at
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
pleasant and sunny: with heat and
privilege of bath. inquire 10 Crescent
Terrace. nil in
To RENT-ElCHT-ROOM HOUSE.
modern improvements. center of city.
Address hi. 0., cure Sentinel. . nil 3i
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
with privilege. of bath: steam heat,
centrally located. Box 343 South Nor-
wnlk. 115 iii
iron SALE.
FOR SALE—GOOD KITCHEN
range, Chatham incubator. small par»
lor stove. C. If. Downea. l92 West fit.
oil at
M LECAI: NCTlCllwsvT ' ' I
(trimmed
District of Norwalk. 111..
Court. November (1. A. D.. 190
mutate of Cheater F‘. Toilcn. Into of
Norwelk, in said district. ' ‘.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court praying for
reckons therein out forth for an order
of full! of certain real critic of mild
estate which in fully «invention in mid
application on file.
Ordered, That. said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office inflorwalk. on the illith day of
November, 1906, at 10 o'clock forn-
noun: and that public notice thereof
be nivun to nl peroono interacted
therein by pub 1111111111 thin order in
a newspaper having a circulation in
said dlotriel. It local five days before
will day of heal-ill].
HENRY W. GREGORY.
hi it Judge.
Probate
ti.
chomp 0F" NOTICE,
'Leilo Beech vo. Edward A.’ Beach.
State of Connecticut, nit-field County.
superior Court. oe.. Brldupert, No-
vember it, A. D.. 1000.
Upon the complaint of the one belle
Hooch prayllw’ifor reunite therein lei
forth. for a divorce and change of
name. returnobtetto the duperlor Court.
111 and tar rumour County. the tint
end» of December, 1000. it appear-
lhl to and being found by the “bomb-
in: authority that ildward A. Beech.
cute and ham in peril unknown:
Therefore Ordered. The: notice at
the pendency of cold rothploihtbe v-
en by publishing thin order in the ve-
pinp Sentinel, e unwrpaper printed in
rim-walk. I tinm micoeuively. nom-
Rn mending 8n nrbefbrc the iith day of
freohmente were carved durin the November. A. D. 1m. .
evening. cm 1111 111.1. 1111mm; wxén. summon.
the club bio nurture during the Clerk of the dupe Court for Flir-
eveuinc. . _, _ . , 1 Md County. I!“
' .
the until defendant. in threat from till- i
building lots on the hill. ll‘ineet site
in town of Norwelk. Price $250 to
use. immediate attention in ,nerca»
nary in order to secure beet choice.
For maps and further particulars. in-
quire 'i‘nylor & Golden. Washington
8L, South Norwuik. all fit
FOR MLI~ON EASY run, on
will lonue. small iron lobbln‘ foundry
ut Stamford. Conn. li'nr portibuinro all
then P. 0. 3011 etc. Stamford. 00:31
at
FOlt OAleliiNGLlflH RUNT PlCc
coho. 'i‘hoec pigeons will reins nquobn
that Weigh from it to 18 02. In from
it to 4 weeks. 0. (l. Tome, More at.
Stamford. R. F'. 0.. No. 30.
” Minefiihhiindua. ‘ ”
IMPLOVMINT AGINCV~ new.
J. Wilcox announcer thlt ehe u to
tobiilhed on employment agency of
it: Union street, and can more work
{or all clump of eppiiconte. Hourv
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what to do and v If. to expect. civic:
noun. dates, ice-tine. eta. new-en»
no on no or cumin-m.
,muu. ave, mart-ills. d ,
erty‘hmoneiz. “gill, attain“, .
one. 111111,“. reunion . '1
under-tend cvm “MM" um
and ticeiru of humanitr and m flint.
generous and confident II with all who
dealt their round/cl. Bomornlibr. ll
writing can he done and to your new
cloth natural-111111, no chores will be
made. Fee. 110 «unto. ileum ill in
a senate and house of representatives "
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plain hack gold
- removed without 1111111.
FOR SALEanNETWN CHOICE
that is overwhelmingly of their own
kind. . The Democrats were taken by
surprise as they had ex acted to make
a splendid showing at he expense of
the Republicans who seemed too uptu’
,thetlc in some parts of the state to
awaken to a feeling that ‘a political
campaign was in progress. Thore-
suite of a few local issues are the only
crumbs of comfort of the Democrats .
and these can be briefly mentioned.
A Democratic sheriff, was chosen «in
New Haven, something the Re ubll.
cans leaders lookeduipon as most
impossible under existing conditions
A I .
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(Continued on Sixth Page.)
We must make room for oun‘Fali
stock, and as a. special inducement,
we will close out all our used Pianos
at great reductions. Do not fall to
see. these bargains: ,
‘ %ne Sberiing. price new 8375; now
25 .
Ono Huntington,
now 3200.
Square Pianos from S6 up.
'Eaey monthly payments accepted on
all instruments and no interest bill
presented after you pay amount agreed
upon.
MRS. J. W. STUDWELI;
39 No. Main St.
price new $275;
——Don't fall to attend the auction
,. sole of household goods at to Hon-
ford place tomorrow. 10 o'clock.
‘ Business dances: ”
MOSES P. HALLDQK, LADIES'
Milliner. Hate trimmed and made‘ in
the latent up-todate .ptyies.
hours 8 a, m. to 6:30 2 no. 15 Chest-
nut so, Booth Norwalirg oliw
ins. hfilr c
at sea 1: treatments. .m
epecialty. Bosnian m
a fine complcxl ,5".
meat. SUWUIIOIII. ‘lr induct
dolomite
free.
J. A.
Painter. Paper Hunger and Decorator.
Estimates submitted. Addreee, 2 Madi-
son St. Telephone call, 80“.
decorator, will paint your llouu with
best materials in a neat and work-
munllke manner. Ask for II estimate.
Addreltl 12 South Osborn Ave.. lliept
Norwalk. '
HORSE SHOIING, HORflll CUB-
plpg, carriage and mum: men-1n; and
painting. rubber tires. sin work. new
and second-hand carriapeo and walnut!
for solo. Work called for end delivv
cred. Call or telephone Sid-3. Jot-en
M. Lester, lintrlleadfll~ .
ELECTRO PLATINO 0F ALI;
kinda. Oxidized copper, brace and
nickel, bronze. old gold. [up maul and
block yacht trimminge: lumbern' eup-
pliee and chandeliero, heroic endow
tomcbiie trimmings and table, were.
pagcam I: 8011. do Weber 8t. 'l‘el.
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wanna—ea SITUATION A'r apri-
crai homework in family of two or
three. Con furnish reference. Call or
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WANTED-PAINTER. A'l‘ ONCE.
Apply 1. A. Rudder. 2 Indium mi 8
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WANTlm-HAN To max Ali'l‘liiR
place and core for boron. No driving.
inquire Theddeun (inure market. in
Woodward avenue. 1 of u
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WANTIMlBL WANTED. NR
general homework. Hunt Speck filer
llob. lit-11. Dibble. 19 Barlow Aveé 8t
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WANTMIRL FOR ,GWIRAL
houoework. inquire 3 1-! Winfield“.
lieu Nor-walk. . .. ' 11! It
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